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To: Sully- who wrote (394)	1/14/2002 7:58:44 PM
From: Karen Lawrence	Respond to of 5185

Good article. Other Democratic officials said the information released so far suggests the White House did nothing wrong: Enron executives telephoned two Cabinet members seeking help, and none resulted. These officials said that rather than trying to prove malfeasance, party members should use the episode to illustrate their contention that Bush is cozy with wealthy moguls and treats workers with relative indifference This is Enron and Arthur Andersen and I think trying to turn this into Dems vs. Reps. is a mistake.